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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-07-15
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Mrs. GLADKE

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IfOR RENT.-A large and commodious dwelling
u on Market Street, with all modern improve
ments: large lot, surrounding it. Possession
given or or before June LIST. Inquire of MRS DIR.
SIhlBLlNG, stanton. ap29tf
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
Bore M8emter.

@tubenterae Diten @inber9 og Mear=
tin Gapbal er "5eltz& aabets" reifenbe
Mgeuter / MinneIota % 8rof. @ilbelm
Yeterlon os s. g. 9oQanb / Dafota.
gbas. Sberlin, Slinois, @isconiin
% Mi@isan.
2ofale Mgenter i Minneiota:
minneapolis, S. S. 5ferbalspolb.
ct. Saul, Sobn &ong5pif.
Otter Eail County, $. g. Stub o9
s. g. 9olm.
Mabelia, 8. s. Spbnlon.
@eitbroof, CLING Stranb.
Mububon, 8. s. Mbbre.
EracD, gilbert Sobn1on.
@inoom, .. $. Solem os y. Gill
linsitab.
Sulutb, s. 8. 81. ganer.
Milan, a.. 6. Dpiorben.
2uperne, Saul @intber.
s @isconiin:
21blanb, Sid @ten.
gbetef, gbas. Breffen.
8loomer, g. snberion.
Chippewa Sails, S. Stone.
Seer 8arf, @b Safriien.
2ittle Sails, 8. 8. Selpis.
Cumberland, .. q. @itan.
SbeI Safe, s.. 6. 9anion.
@teparb, .. We. @ibsmo.
8landarbpi0e, Stub. 9arbo.
Stousbton, .. S. See.
S Dafota:
@ranb SORTS, 8. 6. Snspaloien.
S SEEM Seriep:
8ertb Gmbop, 9ans Beterien.
Mle bisie er bempnbiset til at mob
ta9e 8ense % sipe Suffering for lamme.
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@iseomFn.

Chippewa Sails bar % 9iemibselie
at Tramps.
-W. $. StObbarb er Gitp Glert al
Chippewa Sails.
3. SO. 6. u. 8psninseu i Macine
inbpiebes .forrise l1se. Den fOiter $40
600.
-Sobn Ute brufnebe ben 12te Mai
'nar Ga grosie, Ds bans Sig sjenfanbtes
ben Abe SUM.
10 Gutter, @suner al MurraD oe
@iIis @au Claire, brutnebe nnber
Babnin8 i 9alf Moon Gate.
-Malcplm s. Ttpiner bgoe i CHS
pOlb al Saar Der tilbeltes BAN / Safot
8pe'S MgDe. !9an bar SO Mar CANT
mel.
-Jemti al Bpen Gau gla,res 8or.
gere iammet ineo Holitiet fanseoe to be-
rpsteoe Snbbruostppe efter flere Miles
Sa9t.
-Sobn Glart / eau Claire blep at
r~eiteret forat babe itidalet en- !1unb
Dette er NOT til at sipe bam frit Dpbolt
Il Staisfansilet.
GIN Gtlbent fra @tatsmiperfitete1
blep funbet / beruiet 1ilitanb paa @aoer
/ Mppleton. 6a1 betalte i'm Mulft oe
falote fig Sobn S9mitb.
Mebens &onbuttor Douglas git sien:
mem Dalen 1er @au glairie &iper fan:
sebe ban efter en- baarb & en- Slang
80 Sob lang. Sen itBrfte iom noser
Song bar paret feet paa be &anter.
-Den norite Spnobe bar benpnoise
&irferaaoet at ielse Gemenarieienbom.
men Mabiion, Wis., os flptte @folen
Sen bar ct soot tilbub fra Sd Grosie
n1en flere er al ben 5ormenins at BET
bgr fDttes til Minneapolis.
-Hrairie bu @bien bar $500 Snb.
bDssere beftaaenbe neiten ubeluffenbe a
Eplfere % Bobemeanere. Com en- fsls'
beraf er osiaa 8pen pelii9net meb er
iaftis 8presierin9 uemlis gitp Mapor
Saloonfeeper; gitp Glerf, Saloonfeeper
Maribal, Saloonfeepere gitD Ereaiurer
Sfoleiuprintenbent, en- 6orbruffen Gag:
fbrer. @n sammel erperbi9 Mmerifan.
er ia9be: "@nten r,aa Solicit emi9rere
eQer Saloonfeeperne ct at to-"
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
9atota.

-Tretten &binber inbebaner Gountp
superintendent @mbeber | Dafota.
Ole Dlion, Sarge, blep arreiteret
for at babe ftiaalet $25 fra en- Mfanb.
-Qans &lauien, alias @nbert Smut
Cd, er arreiteret / Siour Sails for Gler=
foneri.
-Jorretninssfo1fet / Sarge frbster
for at local option ifal 9aa al meb
Seieren.
Oct balpaari9e &ienleri mellem
Sarge os 8pens 8anbperf er mi tom>
met til l1bbrub.
-&oneresimaub Sprinser tror at
Dafota bill blipe optaset / llnionen peb
neite &onsreis.
2pnilb fog ibiel en- Ser al Ole 2ar<
ion mebens ban pasiebe &reatureue ner
8allep gitp.
-grootiton @ooler WaiQ Bbelagbes
beb Slb 2brbas. Slben opoasebes fgrit
/ &ielberen. Fab, $4,000.
-Mortbern 8aciffic 81. 81. fog af en-
! pGt. ba @pstet git ON ben npe Sern>
baue peb Manatoba @ranbien.
@obert @eeb blep brabt at Msite Weo-
loneD forbi ban nesteoe benne at saa en-
Spabiertar meb Yisen ! 6Otellet bpor
Meeb bar glerf.
-gbmarbs fra 8roofinss 60. r1ener
at DafOta ital blipe optaset iom 9ro>
bi~biticnftat. 9an arbeioer iberbist for
'9ocal Option"
20. 50. GbriftianiOn, Gasfsrer i
Spspitd e. unber Nnflase for at babe
tilpenbt fig fIere 5armeres Rreaturer
peb Gbattle Nortsase.
Acknowledgements ! Sarge bill, fiben
be mi ulaa itanbie fin 5Orretnins paa
@snbas, faa tbinse Cigar 8utifferne,
&eitaurauter, liperp fables % &irter,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

-Gn 8robopper fra 8rooflDn pifte
fig nplis ! 2onoon % boppeoe fra Bro
en- | Globen.
- On &urp, ber ifalbe FIRE Mrbeiz
berne neb / en- Grube / 2unarflbire.
England, falot Tirsbas $50 Sob. VI
be 6 Yerioner, iom bare | &urpen, blet
3 brebt os be andre ire ilemt iaaret.
-Den ~itammelise 9anbel nneb 8iser
iom en- lensere Tio bar saaet for fig
2onbon pebbliper frembeles. Ere So.
ner os en- Maub er mi unber Mnfla9'
for at babe anifaffet Smaapiser fra IL
til IA Mar for %umoralife Diemeb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Mrs. s. $. Dunn, 8leaiatt Npenue,
pleieoe at labe fit M~elfeipano iettes uo ON
Nfteneu for at bet funbe pere ferbist 70,
Meliemanbeu. On Morseu oa bun tom ut
faubt bun Melfeu nlSrt, JON pm Der pa,
blanbet aite / ben. Gun iatte ben tiliioe.
semere tom Naboens @ut til benbe met
Melf % f~ortalte, at Melfemanben bapoe
braet MeIfeu bib, iioen ban fanbt Miie
benbes Spanb. Ners. Dunn to9 bet til go
Initiation % Or. &iluinston farot at Rel<
Ten iaoebolbtHrienie not til at brebe20aeonb
Rrs Dunn bar en- Gag ausaaenoe Sfabes<
erftatutus nebe 8enufpIDania, bborfra bun
npsis er fomu1eu. pun frpster at bisie bar
billet rpboe benbe al Heien for iaaIebes at
bliDe I'll SaSen. 9nn reifte til 9enniplDa~
mia.
9. 8. @iailDtp, en- Spuaifinaseut,
Der boeoe paa Dffiben, blep ifrbt at en-
NapfieIo iibite Ssnboe Aften. Otter Mor-
oerens Hefjeuoelie bapbe ban baret | Bin-
iIotus Tieneite. Denne bapbe ON 2srbasen
taeet til fe bans 9et, % Mapfielb cit ben
for at faa uibe bborfDr ban bapoe siort bet.
@inilotuS en- fulSte Nabfielo ben til StaI<
ben % faa sibftnebute bragg @iitolen op al
2omraeu % ifpbe 6aberen oper bet penitre
Die. 90 SsnneH antaIbt BAN for at for-
iDare fin 5aber, ffibD ban osiaa BAN en-
&usle sjennem 3atten % LIB afieb, men
bleD sreben Of en- sStubeat fra uniberiitetet.
BiuiIotp e 60 aar CANNED. 81. Gmes
flyer, at Der q 6aab ON bans Sfebnins.
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Der optoser &oleft, at ftanbie fl 6or<

Der optdser aolleft, at fIauoie fl Sor<
refining.
In R6rt at Il nor5f Gdmilie peb
Mapn HOttin ! Manpil, Daiota, alttenbte
2sroas en- SD ! Bapir paa @uluet.
Quiet branot pto % etef 8srneue. Mo>
beren ornfom ! 5lamnerne ibet BUN ibste
at reboe bet brnrbedbe Born.
-Gn ffotif farmer ner 8uron lao
Il llenisbeb mtb in gtabo ansaaenbe
@etten til ct @tpfte 2anb. @ae bar a1,-
last % MelfOn ffilbe fremmsbe 2brbos.
On Manbasen ba Mabotoneu, Mrs.
Sbaiu, % fire aabre Git ben for at plsie
% sisre anbet Martarbeibe, ton, Melion
% ifisb be TIRE % iaarebe ben fierbe.
Chen git ban til fit Diem % ifisb iis
ielu.
-8rotun al Douglas County, %
2etpis at Clap County, Meolemnaer al
Boaro Of 1ruitees for Ginbipse 9osz
pitalet, bar inbienbt fine @eisnationer.
rlnberi6selie piier at &asieu er ! $780,
900 1nberbalanie. Gtplben for bette
lesses paa ct anbet Meolem, en- 5armer
peb giapn u. 6. Golbep, men iauatis T.
ses bet % at be andre tan lite anieea
uifblbi9e.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

s fslsenbe Menisbeber ct optaset
Solicitor til 6oroel for "Deu Sfanoinapiife
&rifteli9e Ynslinseforenin9": gauges Sps
nobes Meni9beo, $7.44; Den norife @puoz
bes Menisbeb, 1924; &%onferentiens Menis>
beo, $1,000; &onferentiens Meni9beo |
gaortb Minneapplis, $5.08; %tiliamn1en,
$25.78. 5or baaoe &olefterne % ben Sn=
teresie, man berueo bar piit OnSlin9efore>
ninssiaSen / Dor 8p, tiqaoer jes mig paa
G~oreninsens 8esne at afaSsc baaoe til
8refter % Menisbeoer min forbinbtli9ie
Sat. 2Erb. $. 8otteIien.
General SefretRr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
91oSfaIo.

ai=-#
Set befjenbtsjbres berpeo for Slast
% 8enner, at Sub / fin Bisbom bortfalbte
por elifeoe Spn, Mrtbur @ooopin, ben 2oeu
SUM, en- Nloer al 6 Mar, 4 Maaneoer og
8 Gage. Eil ale iom bite fin Delta8elie
unoer bort imertelise Cab afa99er ri BOZ
biertefisite Sat. 8ernbarb6oIm.
gprneIia SoIm.
@inneapolis, Ste SUM, 1887.
Sit 2ip bar iont ct Sptl af @leoe,
@aa fulot at Gremtibsbaab % 2pit.
Nu Iaarer bore Zine p9be,
Sfipnt bu itaar frelit paa gpiSbeoens &pt.
Maa MI bit oprebare Minoe,
90 iteoie pinte op til Sub % big!
gi peb, ri ifal big ensans finbe
s SaliSbeo epinoeIis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Msenter Tan faa itabist % let Grbeibe
% COB Betalins, enten be leper paa 5arm
eler i Bp. Eilifrip "9be go=Dperatips Sn<
bemnitp Co." for 8etin9elier. @en9e be-
tales til Meolemmer | Sp9bomstilfrloe.
Nboresie: q. .. Bog $40,
Minueapolis, Minn.
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Sobn Gbriitianiet laaatte betale $35
for i'm altfor burtise 2isriel sjennem 8peus
@ober. So a~nilaeeOe for li9nenbe 8rboe
flap nneb 80 bper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Mar Se9elbarm os Some er mi isien
fremu,e for: Dffentlisbeoen meo fine Sfan<
oalbiitorier. gun ipger Sfilsmisie paa
@runo at M~isbanoling. Sra fbrit al flage=
be bun uper bans Torbolo til andre 5ruen~
thinner, men ienere afitoo bun fra bet Bunft
at 9enipu til anore interesiereoe. 9an ct al
ipbiif 9rrfomft % bun al en9elif.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Bruf. Stempf % Dan3, ST., 1fal or
s~aniiere ct fort Cor for grpoiitionsbp9ninz
gen, Der aabnes / Nusuit % llffes ben 13be
Dftober. @fulbe bet lite bere fornufti9t at
labe SrIesielifabet boloe 1T Marsu1obe fgr
ben luftes? @eiien bill bore biaisere % ber
bill ba bore me9et at ie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

@ep. 2arien ia9be paa Nfbolbsmbbei
Ssnbas at ban ipntes at be iom fter1te fol
2icenie til Soloonieeperen, buroe li8eiaapel
lpfte paa Satten naar be traf Soloonteepe,
rem, ioul nadr be traf Brniten. Be bat
besse @tatens Befraftelie for fin 5orret.
nin9s Beretti9elie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

@inbers os 6dpbobl bar beibst 1pen
benne 18e. Be forteuer os at Fere Sore
ninser bill flute fis I'll Tolesielifabet % at
Snpjfriptionen paa "0eIt-Gnabet" gar slat.
Sapoal er reiit til &onferentiens Aarsnbbe
% Binbers bill reiie ub ueite use.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

=. s. Satobion, Der arbeibebe ! en-
Blaming NSne, baoe0e fig | GIDen melem
Union Depot % 6aloet Girsoaa aften, ba
ban Tom unber en- Tbn1meritof og 0rufneoe.
San bar 81 Var 9amn1eI % bDeoe l SO. 5O7
Gonrtb @treet epb. 2ieet er enonu life
funbet,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
ST. 81. 1reeulan falbt b6b ! 1T &on.
tor sf Giertetilfalbe.

tor af eiertefilt6Ioe.
=
Snipsftbrerue bar beapnbt at arre<
-
On l1nitor Rirfe inbniebes Genbag
noo Morn @loce. Zen fofter $4,000.
-
~6el1So1aaDe1 e .ala'Ss WV ou
Z Sto1p'e, iSi1 soal1''S'O" "'s'' o1O
- mca
@a Stor1o9er ! 9toro ueuIaeapole
"se
e..n;n. ,so
S "~' oo.' -
70 lam~e" % llso " Iuu''
"
Vt b'ti1oreoe Joo 1eDtes paa 9t'cuueI
Apenue forrise llse for $4,000, euer $3.50
pit. Sob.
49, "a ~ snuonens gorsmsoe
E-.,,nh.,,
-
6,,uhef,,ten fdoo catcher) hor benne
laoelioe Sunbe.
-
Somes Mc&innep 1tal bpaae en- FEM
etooe s3pouiro peo @ioeu Of sSoues Sotell
"
Sdns So'1es bar 1treoet III nt'1"ez
apollo, at bans Rome mn er fr'it % o1l bore
meb BAN til @eo @od.
-
Nv. Aa9l eeoaI aue's1e, W "a
taaet ne en- eler1 % 1on e9peOere 1nF"D
xunoer 9oer 9oer OaS.
orr
a)r. 19eot. saH anDu aa'e1 puu ~,
peltalenbe % enbper buroe bsre BAN.
0r. 8afer beSit Selpn1oro 2trsoa9
dfteni 1T 9iem. Spsoom % mislpffeoe
GpefuIationer iiSes at bore 8epnggrunoen.
--
xlo9en uole1Ot u .AraOe0 ano sa<
bor' Asfernblp tlbaseosttes efter unoerlpz
selie iom u~begrunoef' Material % Aroe'oe
bar upaatla9eIi9t.
80.
:. %aroromc ,T,t onie.s iom # srroeles
MI .assrt arb.ine.
r.s..r r..
en Du.alOlp". gupp... o..
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

On @tolesut blep operfisrt at @treel
garien paa 5ranflin % Bloomington for.
ri9e u9e. &uoifen perle6e 8ense rteo en-
Basiager og blep lite bar @utten, iont, ioet
ban lgb bentmoo 8osnen, falot unber Sc
itene os blep operfjprt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meren frifienote &ubifen for al Sfplo, men
bill faa &oupasniet til at boloe &onouftbrer
paa bper Bo9u, iaa aroifen Tan babe al Dpz
m~erfionlbeo benpenot paa 9efene.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Bore 2eiere bill at @n9ers Npertisiez
ment ie at Gtrmaet bar unbersaaet en- lite
liben To~ranorins, ioet 6reb. @. @eruer ct
inooaaet iom Mebeier % bill bet fra mn al
bore gnger Bros. & @erner. @erner Ct en-
eobt fienbt os astet uue Nanb blanot 8p>
ems pn8re 8efolfnin9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
8etiemot9i>reIte.

Sra % meb 20be SUM (Manbas)
bette Mar pil ben Sfanoinapiife &riitelise
Yn8tin9efurenin9s 2otale, 40 gebar Npe,
(peo Seanbia 8onfl bore aabent fra ri. 4
til 10 Nften for 8eigsenbe. 2~eiepereliet er
foripnet' meo Sooe Bigger % Blade. MIe
biertelis p~elfommen. sGrbsoief,
s. 8%otteleM
Gen. Setretrr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Ners Bursbime fra Chicago, en- Me=
tbofpifer, er fomu1ett til Minneapolis o9 bar
leiet fig Berelie $50. 8 0ani Blod, bpor
bun bill babe tit &ontor. gun belbreoer
Sp9buu1me uben Neoiciner. gun bill buloe
ct 5oreoras Manoas gftermiooa8 81. 8 /
9anias lille Gal, Snbsans fra geoar, %
piie bporlebes man neo Sinoets araft fan
blipe 9erre oper be ipgeli9e 6plelier.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

"asselteMaabet e. tilial9S bos Jarnes
4 Stotbie, 1917 @aibin9ton Npemue Spo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Gm @tomager i Norb Minneapolis
peb Rapn. $. g. Canton fit Solitii oenne
rlse.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Marfet 6Ouie Ct fritaset for 8pifat.
Quiet eies Of 9arlou Sole, % funoe i ben
6orftaub iffe aniees iom offentiis gienoom,
men bet bieu fontroleret al 8pen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

3 en- Saloor Nor Sort Snelin9 rig
to famunen % itjso % faareoe bperanore
DnS0a9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
Ssaar forepifte 8rof. Glauien tit fsr
/ "6elt<Staabet" q Maret) omtalte ftorarte=
be Yanoran,a. Oct oniees fom ct ieroeles
Del nofSrt arteibe.

On B%illiarbipiQer boppebe fra ct
Binbnsi treble Gtase / 115 woibiuston ape.
epb az iloses libel. 9an bapoe brust me-
get Opium / ben ienere Eio.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

On Manb falot sjeunem ct 8inbu,
far fin Sals | @lasruben % falot ub pau
Tortoueet. Doftorerne Cams % 9rpon bar
ftrar paa Steoet % forbanbt Saaret.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

6unbef1teu (dog catcher) bar oerne
uee itilet fig paa &riesfoo% liseoperfor utils
laoeli9e Snnbe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

gn rnitar Rirfe inbpiebes S6nbae
paa Narp &laee. Den toiter $4,000.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Snipeftbrerne bar bespnbt at ARE
ftere Upen$ 0amblere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
aGam Soues bar frepet til Minnez
apolis, at hans Rome nu er fr,if % bill bore
n,eb ham fl 3aeb Sod.
q. 6. Dahl, ge6ar Npe,ute, bar mi
faaet fig en- Glerf % Tan eGpeoere 9uiiuo
Runber bber bner Dag.
aDr. Tbeol. Ban Nnbd taller paa VT
b~olDsmpbet Ssnba9. gon Nnba er meset
peltalenbe % enbber buroe bsre BAN.
st. 8afer beeif Selpmor6 1trsba9
afteni ut Sjem. Spsoom % mislpffeoe
GpefaIationer iises at bore 1epessrunben.

2fneet itbienbt al "Trabes anb 2a<
boz" 4sfenblp tilbasepiftes efter nnoeris<
selIe ioul ubesrunbet. Naterial % Arbeioe
bar upaaila9eli9t.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Barftommisfionen bar beiluttet at
lutte Wpens Barrier bber Nat ri. 10. 5oif
fom Dor ouairins benz bapbe ienbt inb Rlase
oper at ber git Nenneifer Der belle Natten.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

Ct bunbrebe Sob fisbtes paa Nicouet
apeuue forriee llse for $s5,0oo, eler $3.50
pit. Sob.
8. s. &eberien, "5elt@@ aabets" Be
itprer, er reiit til Spnooens aarsmboe /
S%tpuobton.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

6optein Neis. fl poa a, epentprlig
8eaabe ifafet to '8linb 8ies" rb at Gri-
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

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taee fra en- 1ur til golifuruien. San tan
lite iaofiom prize &Iinnaet ben ipbIise Del
af Stateu. San bar tiSbt en- Npelfinlunb
uer Sos anseIes for 5000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-12-08
RYEGATE.

A deer was seen last week Oh the
farm of Joseph Johnston.
School in district No. | commenced
this week, e. Niles teacher.
Nelson Gates, who went as travel
ing agent with G. w. Leitch, has gone
to Los Angeles, Cal.
The meeting of the state board of
agriculture here is nOtOd on the first
page of this weeks CaledOnian.
The Farmers club met last Friday
evening according to appointment and
Notwithstanding the rOughness of the
roads and the inclemency of the wealth
er, the house WAS packed. 1t will be
remembered that this meeting was to
be conducted by the ladies, and the
topic for discussion, Farmers amuse-
ments." After reading the report of
the last meeting by the secretary, Rev.
Sprouell was called upon to offer
prayer, after which Mrs. NJ. r. Gray
took the chair and conducted the meet
ing for the rest of the evening. Pa
pers were read by Mrs. JAS. Dickey,
Mrs. Jas. Doe, Mrs. C.. Nelson and Mrs.
A. Cochran. The following gentlemen
called upon to speak responded: Rev.
Sprouell, George Cochran, Jas. Dickey
and w. N. Gilfillan. The papers read
were certainly a credit to those who
prepared them. The whole was inter-
spersed with appropriate songs that
were heartily encOred.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-12-08
PEACHAM.

The assignee's sale of Peter White
hills property is advertised for nexl
Thursday.
Donation to the pastor at the Meth
Odist vestry Thursday, Dec. Is, after
noon and evening.
Our academy opens with larger
number of students than for any win
ter term in the past 25 years.
Rev. HI. NJ. Andrews again occupied
the Congregational pulpit last Sunday
after several weeks absence on his
wedding trip.
There was quite an exodus from here
on Monday morning of those who are
compelled for one reason and another
to attend the county court.
We notice that in some parts of the
town tamarack trees are dying in large
numbers. Should be pleased to learn
of facts which will explain the cause.
At the election of officers for the Y =.
P. S. C. E., last Monday evening, Moses
Martin was chosen president and Miss
Carrie Brownell secretary. The sOcie-
ty seems to be i'm flOurishing cOndi-
ton.
Our merchants counters are already
well filed with holiday goods. |. l..
McClary presents very attractive
and Miss Susie COwles has
lately received a great variety of fancy
articles among which we noticed some
china and glass ware in really artistic
designs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-12-08
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Helen L. Smith, daughter of OK
Gov. Smith of Vermont. carried off the
hOnOrs at the competitive cooking ex-
hibitiOn recently held in st. Adams,
being awarded first prize over eight
competitors for meritOriOus cooking.
Hon. S. B. Hebard of Chelsea, has
been appointed clerk of the Orange
county courts in place of Lieut.. Gov.
Hinckley, deceased. Mr.. Hebard is a
leading lawyer, but will give up his
practice. He has held the office before.
L. p. Thayer of the West Randolph
Herald and F. n. Whitney of the
Mortified News have purchased the
Burlington Clipper, and will take pos
session next week. For the present
they will conduct the paper themselves,
each one alternately spending part of
the week in Burlington.
Congressman John w. Stewart, of
Vermont is one of tie hard headed,
long headed, sober gated, earnest
New Englanders, who command in
slant respect wherever they are met.
He reminds one of the horse that al
ways pulls true. He is lawyer by
profession, native VermOnter and a
graduate of her educational pride,
Middlebury college. SO says the New
York Tribune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-12-08
The PrOhibitionists.

The national central committee of
the prohibition party met at Chicago
last week. There were about 500
present. 1t was decided to hold the
national convention at indianapolis
the first Wednesday in June, 1888. A
resolution, unanimously passed at the
convention of the national woman's
Christian temperance union at Nash
vile, Tenn, was presented, and adopt
ed by rising vote. Theresolution, which
is given below, is worthy the consider
alton of individuals of all parties and
it is hoped that its spirit will prevail
during the coming campaign. Here it
is:
Resolved, That with deep sense of
the significance of such action, we, the
women representatives of 81 states and
five territories, do most solemnly urge
upon all political parties and partisan
papers the duty of avoiding in the
pending presidential campaign the per-
sOnal villificatiOn aud abuse that char
acterized the last, and we call upon
them to consider the fact that the WON
ell of the North and South have clasp
ed hands in concord and corporation,
which is the most practical proof that
war issues are dead and that the land
should have rest from reviving them
for campaign purposes. We protest,
as women, against this outrage upon
the growing spirit of fraternity, and
reiterate the cry of the great general,
"Let US have peace"
One of the delegates to the conven-
ton states that at the secret meeting
of the committee General Clinton B.
Fisk of New Jersey, was selected for
the presidency and that there is no
doubt of his nomination at the nation
al convention to be held in Indianapo-
lis.